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Coutncil camp, one of the Most imp ortant 'of the philanthropic enterpri ses sponsored by th.e National Co u n ç i 1i of jewvish. Womnen, Chicago section, is the. focus of attention, of Council mnembers and :the-ir friends-as the annual Camp drive.for funds and miembers gets under way. Council camp, which provides -sun- mer outing fur underprivileged. Jew- ish niothers aid.,children, is the only camnp of it kind in - t he middle'west. Each sutmmernearly 1,000 guests a re entertained at the camp, located near Wauconda, Ill., forty-five miles north-, west of Chicago. About 160 campers are included in each of the two-week vacation pe riods. Ail the buildings are permanent and are of modtern construction. Mfiss Mande R. Kohn is camp director. A complete programi of activities is arranged for the campers of al ages. Infants are cared for during the day in the nursery cottage super- vised by a competent nurse. A special counselor directs the mothers' activi- ties. alternating their tinie between April 17. At 10:~30 Olck,bok from the club's .own library will bc. put on',sale, the. sale continuing through the luncheon hour. At il, o'clock, Mrs. Ethel M. Colson Brazel- ton will discuss current evets under- the tite, "'TheWinter's Progress," and will review the following books:. "Invasion" by Maxene van' der Meersch;,' 'The. Nie" by Emil, Lud- wig, and Tetrt of the> Fishing Cat" by Jolan Foldes. Impressions of Scandinavia will be presented by Miss Clara Laughlin ifu a program to be given at the club. at 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon. She, will be the club's guest at supper preced- iug ber ýtalk. Arturo Fallico, who recently gave pthe club a series of talks on "Living opinents of thie Personality" Tuesday morning at 10 :30, giving a survey of what he wotuld include in a series of lectures under this title, to be given in the fail. E. L. Ray Photo Mrs. Paui C. Pleer of vfto1 presideî't of te Mary Crane Icague, lias contributed m»ucli of her lin-e The Glee tata, "The L. Denza, Garden of Flowers," by at the club Wedniesday )ril 21.- Assisting in pre- Luncheon ofl Circle Plans for the annual, spring progressi ve lun-cheon of the- Cozy Corner circle of, the Con- gregational, church are. noW completed. and' are somnewhat cha'nged f rom those annou'nced Iast week Members and guests, will.go to the home ýof Mrs. Franik:A: Adams, 925 GreeniWood .avenue,..Tuesday,. Aprit 20, for salad. Prom there they will proceed to Mrs. J. H-. Kiel's, at 911 Greenwood- avenue, for the main luncheon 'course, and then for dessert. to the residence of -MrNs. ýjohn E. Hill1, 1202 Lake avenue.,. Each.'hostess, has others, assisting ber, Mrs. Adamns having on ber corn- mhittee, -Mrs. Gale M. Brooks and Mrs. C. S.' Coates. On Mrs. Kiel's, George B. I<nepper, Mrs.- T. O. De- lang. Assisting Mrs. Hill are Mrs., Gien S. Roberts, Mrs. Robert Mc- Clure, Mrs. Willam H. Hayt, andl Mrs. A. S. Holway, After luncheon Mrs. Lloyd A. Fax-, on of Winnetka is giving the programn vin Pilgrim hall of the church, wvhere she will read one of the curretit New York successes. classes, swim, LIIM.ce, reau allu lqub= *under the supervision of a recrea- tional director and her assistant counl- selors. These latter are trained 'vol- unteers, members. of the Council of Jewish juniors, of which' Miss Marian Schuman is president. A six weeks' camp season for under- leaglie si#pPorts at Hud ll ue~ Ch ica go. Sponsor Buffet Supper The alumnae of Alpha Ep! are sponsoring a buffet sup] given at the sorority housea Heods Junior Leogues silon Phi evening gowiis andi riowers diplSpave to the accompanimeut of music, wvas the one-act "A Pageant of Club WNomen" given Friday evening of last week by the fine arts depart- ment of the Woman's Catholic Clubi of Wilmette on the occasion of itsý Guest night program. One by one the executives of the club, in a few brief words of self- introduction, made iheir bows on a ore, co-starred n of Evanston, ho *1 esses. wtt!) J. I